The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 20, 1897, Page 3

ceases 7 Gin wsomam es eee eee \- Py» id, and found that the first four billMhe bride's home, Mrs, Tucker, on P, ; Mat EMDR 6 C ~ WRITTEN T RANDOM foocaated to bat $30. Tcouldut| South Fifth streets Saturday evening, T re ‘ “ = . ant for the discrepancy’ any| Rey. G. W. Stoner ofliciating. The : ’ Undertaker$ and embalmere . other way excopt that he had failed left for Mempbis Sunday afternoon. | _,{,, Thirteenth en ‘@) a SeapBelemengt iy 180.8 Third] There is doubtleys more, truth than to give me the right athotbt, Bnd Off ‘The Aden! Club will mect tonight Nor grammar in the Refister’s statement {cu did what I thought was thelg, the residence of Mrs, Dora Lewis, WASHINGTON, D. ©. 2 Yesterday mornfogh that “All day [bet Under, they Sircumstes Hon Ninth street, to make arrange fio ade ~ 7 GS. R. DAMS, | yertertay a court of Noquicy, which do 1't see how the other H ments for an entertainment on Tues- | EufQean, $1.00 and up . ap ' . * Thy the way, failed to Come under the | the bottom of the drawe day evening in the new year. ? American, $1.60 _t0,2,50 ° . . Rev, P, H. Kennedy, of Hender-| 5, hee A Fis | -class family hotel. No liquors Police officers say that while ne-|son, Ky.. was In the city Satur Wipm-plase tanaily hove liquor groes are the easiest people on earth | the guest of Rev, W. 5. Baker. leat. M 1 | ConVenient to cars and pinces of Int entral location, and pl fo fall out, fight and kill among] afr Win, Low, of the fast rail|@mt home for tourists and’ wight- ef pees is more clear money to those who need an themselves, they are the hardest peo- | was in the city Saturday. nthe city, T. M. HALL, Pr oa, het or House Furnishings to call on Gardne ple on earth, as a rale, to get any io Bi heatiis and -fantiovedt ‘ ‘ 0., who handl foraaton tom that oul Helge] checty oy te uated se,” we BFINtON B. Davis,| p tens 4 nother person ol ¢ color iat ., hy A " another | Jrived in the city Saturday. Mr. AROBIT ECT, urniture, Carpets. Mattin ‘s, Stoves, Maa Daniels will leave tomorrow. When a policeman has awarrant to] "ie Gayolistie Dramatic Club will] ODeo Am,-German Nat, Bank | Trunks, Lamps, Lace Curtains, exevute egro whose home nS oe ne OF | meet tomorrow evening at the resl-| Rie eat Ss place of work is unknown to him be enenenenenerveemenee ease necarcely ever find out. the de, | tence of Mr. Frank Jones on South | A. S i \BNE | Rugs, Chenille and Derby Portié eventh strect. All members are] sired facts trom another darkey, un- {Seventh strec 4 | ‘id Be, {nothing vise o th will sarisf urged to study their I, fro} ‘has it in’? for the accused. comfortable. Goods sold on easy payments. lhe n. Louisville to be the Hecea of billy goat ra » for there of the management that all should i tana te ak Constables report the svme diMficul- DENTIST ne out to Santa C when he strikes |" 8 ©" | a8 soon as possible. Be on time, | the metropolis, Aud if every youth|0@¢ darkey may know all about an-| i ity at 7 o'clock. j ~ s-at-Law in Louisville gets what he want.| ler, where he lives and where he * Hag ot Sn ; R genes at-Law, Erneta et con bi) we Tatts Tecan be found, be persistently de-| Rev. W. E. Glover administered 406 b OADWAY, " a a eer bs A s ty ya erranth Bape, Lovisvitte, KY. | oditerc res to the coustable that be never| the ordinance of baptism to five can- | . r rd of suck s the oMcer} di tates last Sunday, at the tc ot of Tel Pants ron widesuummets ard of auch a man atthe, moet Jeffers street in the presence of a| ephone 396, 208-205 SOUTH THIRD. na aerate. *. the other, who disposes of his money large and respectful audience. Ow- a to|ing to the continued indisposition of | | heme ees eT A joke is told at the expense of] go the Vieitty Trust and 8, V. ¢ » garnishee cannot force Lim to mice snc ets | ar, N n Tabiscott, a prominent] pay his debts, Rev. Hawkins, for the membership | ai bas Republiea an of the county. He cane) —— ene | Of whose church, the candidates were AGENT b i-acs moneay C |to town the otter day to bey. salt = baptized, Rev. Glover kindly rl aa Oe, {He wanted a whole barrel, for “bog-| GOLORED sented to officiate. : | : Piretel | ae vey, {Killing’'time was on hand, and every- Mayfield, Ky., Dec. 15.—-The en-| a grap babes dE i i | ody who has ever lived in the coun DEPA RTMENT. tertamment given hy the Indies of Give you All Kinds of th [ity knows what au important event the Pansy club, at Odd Fellows*| AND Horseshoeing and; «| FIRE _ yu s in the course of rural events, hall, on Thursday evening last, was ol STARR BROS, Pabecott felt thie tumportanss| . “unet WH4AM Jone of the grandest receptions ever | Blacksmithin NE Repairing Watches, Clocks,y [of hs tor another reason, and Johnson Brothers mien fa onevally, at 3:30 Densmore . LIFE and Umbrel! his t Was (o be the first’ whole o'clock the reception hall was | \ oe rot guy eth | bares) of salt hs hed owned at TAILORS throoged with thirty couples of out | TYPEWRITERS he only place in the city equippea| TORNADO é [one time in his life : Se ag best society Iadies and gentlemen s Corner Ninth and Trimble, next {door| qq. f ne eo Cleaning, Dyeing {300 Washington with the necessary tools to do first: Office over Citizen’s Saving Bank, | ecorated | wa lights anc to Breeden’s Drug Store. © or the . 4 and Repairing for aer00t. Decorated walls, bri ights and of the nat a “trust’’| Ladies and Gentlemen, thrilling music only added to the| AND) sigh Gi wane had been fora All the grocers | mirth and gayety of the richly cos- “ 7 “ews 4 grocer mirth and gayety richly | | sake’ $1.3 fora barrel, but aft ‘. |tumed parties and it was very mucli ailding new work a specialty fig rm ee, arn Al commen eda (ages) eos SUPPLIES [bitte nov work. seciaty Z prising gentleman who agreed to| ters of news pertaining to this} the editor of the Sux’s colored col-| 319 COURT STREET 319 $1.10, Mr. Tab.Jeolumn should be addressed to}umn, and cther Vaducahians were}107 SOUTH SECOND At 11:30 o'clock ‘supper minliiseual anes AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES. s served and the band played on} ; | to the following ” Menu—Ham, turkey potato salad, | 1] eon 9’ S$ Lj ht Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made, We are prepared to offer . e | 1896_Stearns for $58.60 Don’t fail to see our $45.00 Overlandsand Rugbys ‘ pickles, chicken salad, bread, coffee fruits, candies, etc., etc best on the market, prettiest wheel made. Don’t fsil to seé our line of Yuio (reshodtay Sun-| "BG. B. wheels hefore buying. We are the only exclusive Bicycle house in the city. = RE el e Se te cena i 0 Complet. repair shop. Free riding school to those buying wheels from us, : . Alleburches preparing for Christ- 8 | Don’t fail to call—remember the place, pe ae observance’ of the afternoon papers, Th was held at the ef Christeadom to supply the young fl H h sters of Louisville with what they Times has heen for a couple of weeks Furnaces. past publishing letters “to Santa ‘Claus’’ sent to this old gent in care of Jthe Times, Without exaggeration, nine out of every ten boys want a Tin, Slate and tron Roofer, §— | --billy goat avd patrol wagon,’” and ¥ Callon him and get estimates for heating your residence, a populist pow-wow in 1 in quest a barrel paid the price, but anotl er was on to the sale, and pro ceded to raise a robust row with the j other grocer for break the*‘trust,’ st named grocer then returned - tt his $1.10, the salt not]7? % * ae n delivered, and the} ayy ade was “t lared off ir, Tab- y paid the $1.20. Yo No, 120,Notth Fourth St. rflhieewge, Sebel nel re ; ‘ crowd soon af-|. . W. Merriweather, 221 South | Seventh stree! mas trees or other entertainments during the holidays will please band | Will furnish you Paducah Cycle Works, = Jin their announcements as soon as| stepped ee eas varceloas ce -e] — POWER AND LIGHT Good Work eee fem fo. bie ene 7 ena, Fchureh, 1m atembie| When you | | epublican ticket and belping elect a | sfted*seady Preaching S| your nei i » and wiy| Reasonable Prices. 1) ] 1 y| whether she has not as much right | —_—-——— Vel lll ‘|talk about you as you have to talk ho advocates trusts IE ST. ABLISHED 1864,—— and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer House Satisfaction Guaranteed | um retorted Mr. Tab- if McKinley hadn't beea pr nn rvices, Wednesday evenings, 7 hers’ meeting Th about her. J, W. YOUNG & SON, | issis! 0 bring prosperity 1'd| never jj Just think of it,children and grown Be lak Biceps pega Mia efi ‘I tolks, too, it ls obly five days trom q IS_THE#RECORD VELEPHONE (200, \ooutnaite. ee now until we shall wituess another | 8 0 N} ooo nn Sota ye neh chiar Christmas, ‘Then will come the fire- | WE MAKE. crackers, the Roman candles, the| aoe —_— | ty, ny, eet i Ao Sree TENERAL INSURANCE - a up-to-date. Splendid lin HOM(KOPATHIST, wants of destitute people than o cheer, but sad, sad to say comes also an : peat market Gee Brninay. to would imagine. In addition to a the mischief-maker that is apt to get | hy : t Residence, Sater st @|iack of fands to supply demands in an mixed up in all this. How nice it| “he #80, 18, 7 | certain exigencies, they are contine | 4 WY ym rage No.4, F&A. a, meets wt] Would be if every man. woman and/Melanhone 174 ssed by the imposition of] Wednraday “« re a great th eaeh.moiita at 720] child would determine to spend the a .. {holidays just as they would at a quiet around the} mee ind Monday eveulug in each moat a] Sunday school picnic. ntry who live at the expense of|/''® : Mr. James Bryant is on the sick rfellow men, Allon earth they Son et! tet (Wo dys from one place to Mr, BG, H.,of May0eld, Ky. _-_ — ually RAILROAD | “aworthy people. ‘Ther wy imposters g to oN y evening of being summation furnished Chapter No. | wilt pardon us for delaying the put See Mcnitws them, Thay | tts ind, Monitay evening ta each | will pardon us fc ying the pubs! ot for evenpute, and hie : lication of his commuaication. We Masonte Hall, Srd floor, over 224 Broadway | haye been a little over run for space, ual bas no Naomt's Tabernact 77, meets the first "i iooat supers, yet] oi thi a eae Dhar Mr. Hornor Smith, of "Rwelfth| Odd Fellows Hail, se corner 7th & Adams, |strect, died last Saturday nigit’ and Household of Ruth, No. #—Meets first and] was buried (his afternoon at the Odd yita'Priday cventug in exch month at Colored | W ; Gua Fellows Hall. © Fellows’ cemetery. Hd was at ‘one Paducah Lodge No. 1si8—Moets every dest | time a minister of the gospel aud for dtind Manday ineach wos a SOOT! g time jauitor of Washington sire vaducan Patriarchs Wo, «2.0.0 0.0 R-| Baptist church, ‘I'he funeral og movery socond Friasy_e Tn each | were conducted by Rey, Sy desepgpecbinens ~ Glover at the above p: arth Fri | He was born in 18 rh Ft years of age 3 en: "e- Tninks Oni 2 Kentucky hd and fi day evening in| ‘at Colored ‘Oa Fellows’ Hall. URE) W's Pride Lodge No, 1783—Meets nd fourth Wednesday evening Broadway THERS OF FRIENDSHL Yo 6—Meets every veuing in each,